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Rapid Initial Response is the key

Damage control in disruptive situations faced in a business, such as incidents of information disclosure, accounting fraud etc, require prompt action. The best practices are to have a capable person in charge (Tractical Action Officer) of damage control initiatives. A team has to be formed immediately and fast initial incident response has to be provided, before carrying out a thorough follow-up.

Even the initial set of steps should be carried out as per a pre-decided plan prepared in consultation with all stakeholders. At the same time, evidence preservation and communication activities should be carried out as immediate response is requested.

Therefore, a well thought out process of damage control minimizes risks in unforeseen situations and contribute to corporate growth.

UBIC contributes to corporate growth by mitigating the adverse effects of unforeseen incidents

UBIC has significant experience in employing computer forensics techniques to perform in depth investigation of corporate fraud and information leakage. UBIC’s achievements include more than 150 instances of cross border legal assistance, and more than 500 instances of completing corporate internal investigations. UBIC understands the use of information technology in litigation and provides extensive training programs in IT relevant to the legal industry. UBIC’s forensics training programs have been attended by more than 500 participants from both public and private sector companies.

UBIC can deploy field analysis engineers to customer sites to work on Enterprise Information Assets to prepare electronic evidence.

For more information on available services and to know more about UBIC’s experience and offerings, please contact UBIC.